The son of German immigrant George L. Weyrauch and his wife, Barbara Bedel, his parents were married at Madison in Jefferson County, Indiana on 09 Aug 1864.
George first married Kate Burks, daughter of James Alexander Burks and Adaline Morrision. They appear together on the 1900 census at Louisville along with his wife's sister, Lora, and their first child, Raymond Lewis Weyrock.
Their next child was a daughter, Adaline Josephine, and another son, Owsley Bernard.
The couple divorced, and both parties remarried.
According to his death certificate, George died of Lymphatic Leukemia and was interred at this cemetery.
The day of his birth appears to have been typed over in an attempt to correct it, but instead obscured the number. It reads either the 13th, 17th, or 18th of January, 1875.
His father's surname is clearly spelled 'Weyrauch,' while his is listed as 'Weyrock.'
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GEORGE P. WEYROCK, who retired as a boilermaker for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad in 1942, died Monday at his home, 5129 Fay. He was a member of St. Thomas More Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife, the former Annie Newsom, and a sister and three children who use a different spelling of the family name. The sister is Miss Pearl Weyrauch. The children are Raymond and Owsley Weyrauch and Miss Adelaide Weyrauch. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. --The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky); Thursday, 25 Apr 1961; pg. 11
George first married Kate Burks, daughter of James Alexander Burks and Adaline Morrision. They appear together on the 1900 census at Louisville along with his wife's sister, Lora, and their first child, Raymond Lewis Weyrock.
Their next child was a daughter, Adaline Josephine, and another son, Owsley Bernard.
The couple divorced, and both parties remarried.
According to his death certificate, George died of Lymphatic Leukemia and was interred at this cemetery.
The day of his birth appears to have been typed over in an attempt to correct it, but instead obscured the number. It reads either the 13th, 17th, or 18th of January, 1875.
His father's surname is clearly spelled 'Weyrauch,' while his is listed as 'Weyrock.'
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GEORGE P. WEYROCK, who retired as a boilermaker for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad in 1942, died Monday at his home, 5129 Fay. He was a member of St. Thomas More Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife, the former Annie Newsom, and a sister and three children who use a different spelling of the family name. The sister is Miss Pearl Weyrauch. The children are Raymond and Owsley Weyrauch and Miss Adelaide Weyrauch. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. --The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky); Thursday, 25 Apr 1961; pg. 11
The son of German immigrant George L. Weyrauch and his wife, Barbara Bedel, his parents were married at Madison in Jefferson County, Indiana on 09 Aug 1864.
George first married Kate Burks, daughter of James Alexander Burks and Adaline Morrision. They appear together on the 1900 census at Louisville along with his wife's sister, Lora, and their first child, Raymond Lewis Weyrock.
Their next child was a daughter, Adaline Josephine, and another son, Owsley Bernard.
The couple divorced, and both parties remarried.
According to his death certificate, George died of Lymphatic Leukemia and was interred at this cemetery.
The day of his birth appears to have been typed over in an attempt to correct it, but instead obscured the number. It reads either the 13th, 17th, or 18th of January, 1875.
His father's surname is clearly spelled 'Weyrauch,' while his is listed as 'Weyrock.'
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GEORGE P. WEYROCK, who retired as a boilermaker for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad in 1942, died Monday at his home, 5129 Fay. He was a member of St. Thomas More Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife, the former Annie Newsom, and a sister and three children who use a different spelling of the family name. The sister is Miss Pearl Weyrauch. The children are Raymond and Owsley Weyrauch and Miss Adelaide Weyrauch. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. --The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky); Thursday, 25 Apr 1961; pg. 11
George first married Kate Burks, daughter of James Alexander Burks and Adaline Morrision. They appear together on the 1900 census at Louisville along with his wife's sister, Lora, and their first child, Raymond Lewis Weyrock.
Their next child was a daughter, Adaline Josephine, and another son, Owsley Bernard.
The couple divorced, and both parties remarried.
According to his death certificate, George died of Lymphatic Leukemia and was interred at this cemetery.
The day of his birth appears to have been typed over in an attempt to correct it, but instead obscured the number. It reads either the 13th, 17th, or 18th of January, 1875.
His father's surname is clearly spelled 'Weyrauch,' while his is listed as 'Weyrock.'
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GEORGE P. WEYROCK, who retired as a boilermaker for the Louisville & Nashville Railroad in 1942, died Monday at his home, 5129 Fay. He was a member of St. Thomas More Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife, the former Annie Newsom, and a sister and three children who use a different spelling of the family name. The sister is Miss Pearl Weyrauch. The children are Raymond and Owsley Weyrauch and Miss Adelaide Weyrauch. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. --The Courier-Journal (Louisville, Kentucky); Thursday, 25 Apr 1961; pg. 11
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According to records Edward M. Lynskey is also buried in this plot. Died 10/03/1958, Age 0
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